The Irish Georgian Society Deplores Sale of Art from Russborough
The sale from Russborough House, Co. Wicklow, of Old Master paintings by Rubens,
The jury’s out on the new Abbey
So, the next step towards the new Abbey was taken this week on a moist and unprepossessing morning,
The last hurrah: awards celebrate Irish architecture
Never before in the 24 years of the Architectural Association of Ireland (AAI) Awards have so many architects received recognition –
The Main Guard Scoops Top Conservation Prize from RIAI
The restoration of The Main Guard, Clonmel, Tipperary, has been awarded the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland’s (RIAI) Conservation and Restoration Silver Medal.
The Presence of the Past – Open House Dublin 2016 theme
The theme for the 2016 Open House Dublin is ‘The Presence of the Past’.
The Representation and Perception of Cities Lecture Series
A Lecture Series to accompany the exhibition Seeing Georgian Limerick,
The Savoy Cinema under construction
UCD Digital Library, in partnership with the Irish Architectural Archive,
The tearing of the Green
Plans for the Metro North line entail excavating a large section of St Stephen’s Green at huge cost.
The wait is over
Crowds watching Dublin’s newest bridge make its journey along the Liffey erupted into applause as it squeezed through its final hurdle with only inches to spare.
The waiting goes on for the Abbey
If it were a play, the epic saga of the Abbey Theatre’s new building would be a combination of Long Day’s Journey Into Night and Waiting for Godot.
